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15 Oct
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Vesuvius warns on profits amid challenging conditions

Vesuvius on Tuesday warned that it now expects annual earnings to fall as market conditions continued to weaken through the third quarter.

15 Oct
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London open: Stocks rise amid renewed Brexit deal optimism

London stocks rose in early trade on Tuesday amid renewed optimism that a Brexit deal is achievable, as investors eyed the release of key UK jobs data.

15 Oct
Marston's sees lower full-year profits

Pub and brewery owner Marston's said it expected to report a fall in pre-tax profits due to lower earnings at its destination and premium businesses where higher wage costs hit margins.

15 Oct
Hays reports fall in net fee growth, Vesuvius lowers full-year profit guidance

London open The FTSE 100 is expected to open three points higher on Tuesday, having closed down 0. 46% at 7,213. 45 on Monday.

15 Oct
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London pre-open: Stocks to nudge higher ahead of jobs data

London stocks were set to nudge higher at the open on Tuesday as investors mulled the latest Brexit and trade-related developments and eyed the release of key UK jobs data.

15 Oct
Brexit worries hit fee income growth at Hays

Hays became the latest recruitment firm to report a fall in net fee growth from the UK and Ireland as Brexit worries continued to dent business confidence.

15 Oct
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Tuesday newspaper round-up: WeWork, Thomas Cook, Hargreaves Lansdown, interest rates

WeWork is expected to sack at least 2,000 people as soon as this week, as angry staff at the troubled office rental company turn on its co-founder Adam Neumann. WeWork rents buildings long-term, gives them a millennial makeover with beer taps, communal spaces and tiny workspaces, and then rents them out short-term. Until recently it was America’s most highly valued private company with 527,000 tenants, or “members”, as WeWork calls them, worldwide. – Guardian.